When considering green energy, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Most people might say renewable sources such as wind and solar; not a system that runs on natural gas. But that’s what makes Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unique—despite its source, the U.S. Department of Energy recognizes it as part of the green energy solution that can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to your facility’s sustainability goals. In this blog, we’ll explain how.

In 2021, we are celebrating the power of partnership, more specifically our ongoing partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This year marks the 30^th anniversary of the founding of Green Lights, the agency’s first ever Climate Partnership Program. In the three decades since, various EPA partnership programs have helped save Americans $500 billion and prevent more than 6 billion metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions. We are proud of this partnership, and we’re equally proud of the cost savings and energy-efficient equipment it helps us pass on to our customers.

Are you ready to earn cash incentives while lowering your energy bills? Here at Dalkia Aegis, EDF Group, we’re working alongside Delmarva Power to offer the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Program to business customers in Maryland. It’s all part of an effort to reduce the use of electricity delivered through the power grid while saving customers money and meeting overarching energy savings goals.

Are you ready to earn cash incentives while lowering your energy bills? Here at Dalkia Aegis, EDF Group, we’re working alongside Pepco to offer the Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Program to business customers in Maryland. It’s all part of an effort to reduce the use of electricity delivered through the power grid while saving customers money and meeting overarching energy savings goals.

The energy landscape is constantly growing and changing—your facility’s current solutions will inevitably become outdated with the passage of time. As your combined heat and power (CHP) system grows older, you’ll need to decide whether you want to retrofit or replace your equipment. As your energy partner, we’ll help you realize the best cost savings with the most informed and financially responsible decision.

When you think of power outage related events, snowstorms or thunderstorms probably come to mind, but summer heatwaves can also be a common culprit. As temperatures start to rise, more and more people turn on their air conditioners and fans, overwhelming the power grid. We can help you make sure your facility is prepared for power outages this summer by decreasing your reliance on the grid through both combined heat and power (CHP) and microgrid solutions.

If the past 18 months have taught us anything, it’s to expect the unexpected. Being in the business we’re in, we’ve done a good job helping our customers prepare for unexpected energy issues, suggesting Combined Heat and Power (CHP) as a reliable solution in terms of energy production, consumption and costs. In this blog, we’re shining a spotlight on savings to explain how our Dalkia Aegis Shared Savings Program can help.

Large weather events can have a massive impact on the general population and can be devastating for facilities that require continuous power. Extreme weather is the leading cause of outages, creating unnecessary shutdowns and dangerous situations for some operations. With the 2022 hurricane season shaping up to be an active one, we’re explaining how combined heat and power (CHP) can help keep the lights on during a storm.

Are you curious about investing in solar energy technology for your facility? Are the upfront installation costs preventing you from getting started? Now is the perfect time to act. You already know solar will help you lower costs in the long term, but you can also save right now through the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC). We’re taking a look at the top four things you need to know about the ITC and how it can help you realize savings today.

At Dalkia Aegis, EDF Group, we are recognized for our energy efficiency solutions, primarily combined heat and power (CHP). In fact, CHP has been acknowledged by the U.S. Department of Energy as a solution for a greener tomorrow. As we lead the charge on efficiency, it is also crucial that we use it in conjunction with renewable energy strategies like wind and solar power.